Conservative American,
Calls for Barack Obama's impeachment are alive in the House of Representatives.
Over the past seven days, two outspoken GOP lawmakers have come out in opposition to the President'sunconstitutional, anti-gun executive actions.
In addition to Texas Representative Steve Stockman - the first to member of Congress to support impeachment - a second voice has arisen: Representative Trey Radel of Florida.
Responding to Obama's mass of executive actions last Wednesday, Radel said:
"Before Congress has even had a chance to discuss and debate the laws of the land and be the voice for the American people, the President has once again demonstrated his disregard for the Constitution by bypassing lawmakers. In true bipartisan form, I ask: Democrats, what would you do if a Republican President began overstepping his or her powers and trampling on your rights? Executive orders must stop and the debate needs to begin."
